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  • Name two ways schooling was different then v. now.
    various responses
  • nos Romani sumus fortissimi. nos barbaros ferocissimos superamus.
    we Romans are very brave. we overpower very fierce barbarians.
  • suus
    his own
  • servat
    save, keep, guard
  • Latin pronoun for - s
    tu
  • caupo uxori anulum dedit quod anulus eam delectavit. (caupo = innkeeper)
    the innkeeper gave his wife the ring because the ring delighted her.
  • servus athletae discum tradidit
    the slave handed over the discus to the athlete
  • tum Theodorus nuntiavit, "Alexander victor est. argumentum optimum explicavit."
    then Theodorus announced, "Alexander is the winner. he explained the best proof (argument)."
  • Latin pronoun for - tis
    vos
  • tacet
    be quiet
  • strigiles - oleum - hypocauston
    scraper - oil - underneath heating area
  • _____ anulum video. (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
    ego - I see a ring
  • nos sumus calliores quam vos.
    we are more clever than you all.
  • urbs Roma est maior quam omnes urbes.
    the city of Rome is bigger than all cities.
  • vehementer
    violently, loudly
  • Latin pronoun for - o
    ego
  • accipit: accēpit
    receive, accept
  • Quid _____ facis? (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
    tu - what are you doing?
  • tepidarium - caldarium - frigidarium
    warm room - hot room - cold room
  • habitat
    live
  • "nos Romani vobis pacem damus." - "et vos praemium accipitis" (praemium = reward)
    "we Romans give you peace" "and you all receive the reward"
  • Name two ways schooling was similar then v. now
    various responses
  • nos Romani sumus meliores quam Graeci
    we Romans are better than the Greeks
  • Latin pronoun for - mus
    nos
  • vos imperium maximum habetis, sed vos estis imitatores.
    you all have the biggest empire, but you all are imitators.
  • Alexander fratribus donum quaerebat, quod diem natalem celebrabant. (donum = gift)
    Alexander was looking for a gift for his brothers because they were celebrating their birthday.
  • Cur ____ pugnamus? (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
    nos - Why are we fighting?
  • Metella filio donum quaerebant.
    Metella was looking for a gift for her son
  • solus
    alone
  • Grumio cum Poppaea ambulabat. anulum in via invēnit.
    Grumio was walking with Poppaea. he found a ring in the road.
  • nos
    we
  • vos
    you all
  • mercator feminis togas ostendebant
    the merchant was showing togas to the women
  • Clemens est pulcher, sed Grumio est pulcherrimus.
    Clemens is handsome, but Grumio is the most handsome.
  • "ego mihi puella dō quod ego sum solus." (Quoque responde: quid dixit?).
    "I give the girl to me because I am alone." - Quintus
  • abit
    go away
  • vos pueri estis stultissimi.
    you boys are very stupid
  • nos imperium maximum habemus. nos pacem servamus.
    we have the biggest empire. we keep the peace.
  • Grumio Poppaeae flores dedit
    Grumio gave flowers to Poppaeae
  • Quid _____ exclamatis? (fill in with Latin pronoun and translate)
    vos - what are you all shouting/exclaiming?
  • palaestra - ostiarius - apodyterium
    exercise area - door guy - changing room
  • nos Romani non semper sumus meliores quam Graeci.
    we Romans are not always better than the Greeks.
  • vos Graecas statuas spectatis, vos Graecos libros legitis, Graecos rhetores auditis.
    you all look at Greek statues, you read Greek books, you listen to Greek teachers (rhetors).
  • saepe v. semper
    often v. always
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